The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-03-24
these Officers shall include such enrolment of
scholars in the next succeeding apportiou-

these officers shall include such enrolment Of
ment.
Such district shall also he entitled to share in
each subsequent apportionment for two (:) years
succeeolns. In proportion to the number Of pu-
l3O days. on condition that the school is
Taught four (p months each year by a quail
fed teacher.
chapter be SO amended rs to read as follows:
Section S4 For the purpose OF maintaining
puuiic schools tax OF ono IL mill, to be known
as the State School Tax Fund" shall be levied
annually upon the taxable property of the state,
which shall be collected as other taxes are col
lected and shall be added to the general school
Current School Fund.-" to be apportioned "a
hereinbefore provided.
The county commissioners shall also levy an
annual tax Of one % mill, to be known as the
Local Mill Tax" on the amount of the assess Ss
ment made by the assessors Of each township
Tor the same year. which tax SO levied shall be
EXTENDED upon the assessment rolls OF the year
by the county auditor. i'll column for
each school district or portion thereof in said
county, and this shall be collected in the same
manner and by the same persons as other county
taxes are collected, except that the school tax
shall be collected ir gold or silver or United
States national currency. and the money so
collected shall be paid into the county treasury
for the support OF the public schools. to be ap-
portlcned Nv the county auditor who shall dis
tribute to each school district or portion thereof.
the amount of tax collected III said district or
portion OF district in his sal / county;
Provided. That If in any case, county commits
slonerS shall neglect, refuse or fail to make such
levy as herein provided for, the county auditor
shall nevertheless extend the same upon the
assessment rolls OF the year, the same as il such
levy had been so made by the said county COM
MlsSlOners. AS q further provision for the SUD-
port OF schools, there shall be set apart by the
county treasurer OF each county, the proceeds
OF all fines for the breach OF any penal law in
this state. not otherwise appropriated bv law,
and all moneys arising from the issuing OF liquor
licenses and from unclaimed moneys arising from
the sale of estrays as provided for by anne dment
to section twelve an. chapter nineteen Il 81 of the
General Statutes. And the county auditor shall
open an account with each district or portion OF
district in his county, and keep an accurate &C.
count of all moneys received by due to each
OF said districts: and all such matters as are
necessary to show the condition of accounts
between each of said districts and the county
treasury, and for this purpose he shall examine
any and all of the books in the Office OF the
county treasurer.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force on and after August first, one thousand
eight hundred and eiyhty-seven QSS1, pro-
vlded that the appointments OF October, one
Thousand eight hundred and eghty-seven
uSS7, and March, one thousand eight hundred
and eiIhty-eight lSSS). shall be made upon the
basis OF the enrolment as reported for the pre-
ceding school year. Second, that the appor-
dred and eighty EIGHT uSSSl, and March, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine QSs9),
shall be made upon the basis of the enrolment
OF pupils between five 81 and twenty-one cd
years of age, who attended school thirty i:}O)
days during the year preceding, districts that
have at least four az months school,
Approved March 9Th. 1887.